HCR210

Ethics Final Exam HCR 210 verified already passed What ethical theory is primarily concerned with fulfilling one's duty and argues that consequences do not determine what is right? - correct answer Deontology What is the major principle behind Rawls' theory of justice? - correct answer Justice is fairness What is of primary concern in utilitarian theory? - correct answer The greatest good for the greatest number The personnel of an emergency room department has received word that an ...

HCR 210 - Arizona State UniversityDeontology - Kant - correct answer Evaluates morality by examining the nature of actions and the will of agents rather than the goals achieved "free will" actions > outcomes one should act on the duty of obligation to the moral law regardless of any relationship you may have with the outcome against autonomy violation do unto others as you would have them do unto you act so that you treat humanity, both in your own person and in that of another, alwa...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 - CH 1-4: Midterm fully solvedThe United Nations universal declaration of human rights should not be confused with: - correct answer legal rights Virtue ethics is best described as: - correct answer a class of ethical theory advocating character development and formation of appropriate moral disposition within the individual the "patient advocate" model of nursing calls for nurses to be: - correct answer ethically independent agents medical eth...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 - Client Centered fully solvedConfidentiality - correct answer obligation to keep private any information about a patient; information is to be shared only with those who need to know in order to provide care to that patient Principles associated with confidentiality - correct answer autonomy and right to privacy Exceptions of confidentiality - correct answer 1. Emergency situations 2. Client is not competent 3. protection of third parties 4. man...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 - Final correctly answeredDignitas - correct answer An assisted suicide group in Switzerland that helps persons with terminal illness and certain physical and mental illnesses to die assisted by qualified doctors and allied health personnel, provided that they are of sound judgment, and the decision is made of their own free will, without form of coercion, criteria required by the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland. Autonomy - correct answer An ethic...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 4 well answered A wrong or injury that a person suffers because of someone else's action either intentional or unintentional, isN: - correct answer Tort Reducing the risk of malpractice litigation can be accomplished by: - correct answer Being courteous, keeping up to date with knowledge and skills, and frequently assessing a patient for changing health status Components of malpractice includes - correct answer Duty owed to the patient Causal rela...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 Chapter 1 question n answersPhilosophy - correct answer Comes from Ancient Greek defined as "love of wisdom." Explains what is real/not real - true/false Ethics - correct answer Branch of philosophy that determines how human actions may be judged right or wrong. Practical Wisdom - correct answer The ability to choose patterns of actions through consideration of virtues along with the wildest range of experience for the human person in society. ...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 CHAPTER 1 verified already passedFirst step in ethical decision-making - correct answer Stating the ethical problem in terms of ethical values at stake Second step in ethical decision-making - correct answer Identification of stakeholders and necessary information Third step in ethical decision-making - correct answer Assessment of a wide range of solutions and possible outcomes Fourth step in ethical decision-making - correct answer Justifying y...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 Definitions well answeredLaw - correct answer a society's way of promoting its values and inhibiting those acts that are contradictory Ethics - correct answer a philosophical system for critically examining situations that involve questions of right or wrong Morals - correct answer a system of rules within a society or group which guides conduct and establishes standards of behavior Values - correct answer ideals, beliefs, customs, modes of cond...

HCR210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 Ethics in Health Care Chapter 1Normative Ethics - correct answer The study of what is right and wrong. Metaethics - correct answer The study of ethical concepts Normative Ethical Theories (6) - correct answer 1. Natural Law Theories 2. Egoistic Theories 3. Authority based Theories 4. Teleological Theories 5. Deontolgical Theories 6. Virtue Ethics authority-based ethics - correct answer determine the right thing to do on the basis of what an autho...